Frank Scott Clark

1865–1937 (age 72)

Biography

Frank Scott Clark came into being in 1865, and he spent his life forging meaningful relationships and contributing quietly to the steady rhythms of his surroundings.

Those who recall him speak of thoughtful service and gentle encouragement, and Oak Hill Cemetery keeps his memory close.

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